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UK proposes new rules for lenders to share borrower credit data with all credit agencies to improve accuracy, fairness, and financial inclusion.
The UK's Financial Conduct Authority is proposing new rules requiring lenders to share borrower credit data with all designated credit reference agencies, not just one, to improve accuracy and completeness.
The move aims to enhance access to fair credit, reduce fraud and risky lending, and support financial inclusion.
The consultation, open until May 1, 2026, also focuses on better reflecting coerced debt from economic abuse in credit files, a step backed by the government.
Consumer groups like StepChange have welcomed the plan, stressing its importance for fair financial access and debt prevention.
More details are available via the government’s MoneyHelper website.
El Reino Unido propone nuevas reglas para que los prestamistas compartan datos de crédito del prestatario con todas las agencias de crédito para mejorar la precisión, la equidad y la inclusión financiera.